اللهم اجعلني من التائبين وجعلني ممن طهّروا أنفسهم.
English Translation“O Allah, I ask you for paradise and seek refuge from hellfire.”
Roman Translation
Aye Allah main tujh se jannat ka sawal karta hoon or jahanum ki aag se panah mangta hon.
Background/ Quran and Hadith Reference:
- Ghusl is important: The Quran and Sunnah emphasize the importance of purification, both physical and spiritual. Ghusl is a significant act of purification in Islam. You can find verses about purification in general, but not specifically about a “ghusl dua.”
- Focus on the Act: The emphasis is on the act of ghusl itself, performed according to the proper procedure. This involves washing the entire body, including the hair, mouth, and nose, with the intention of purification. This is what is supported by Quran and Sunnah, not a special dua.
- General Supplication: Making dua after ghusl is permissible and encouraged, but it’s not tied to a specific wording or a requirement. You can ask Allah for anything you wish. There are many general duas in the Quran and Sunnah that you can use at this or any other time. You can consult books of dua for examples.
In short: The idea of a specific, mandated “ghusl ki dua” is a misunderstanding. The focus should be on performing ghusl correctly, which is itself an act of worship and purification. General supplication after ghusl is permissible, but not tied to a specific dua.
